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variations
noun as in difference; alternative
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
To this order—that the Senate get over its constitutional prerogative to advise on and consent to presidential appointments—we heard from each candidate variations on a refrain we should get used to: Yes, sir, an excellent idea!
Far-right men are harassing women on social media with variations of a message that neo-Nazi livestreamer Nick Fuentes posted to his X account: "Your body. My choice. Forever."
Now, of course, by your ear you could potentially find it, but if you already know sonically and you already have the knowledge, it speeds up your process and it also gives you a chance to create even more variations.
“The characters I play are always variations on the type of person in real life that I love, which is kind of the arrogant idiot, but you feel bad for them,” he told Salon in a recent interview, adding that his main influences aren’t real people, but performers like Don Knotts, “who I am a huge and endless admirer of,” and Bob Newhart.
The court was told that at the time she was arrested her identity remained unconfirmed and there are five different dates of birth and six variations of her age registered with the Home Office.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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